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For instance, in lines 43-46 the narrator never says that Arun is uncomfortable with his surroundings but the audience can conclude that he is due to the description of his actions. He is depicted as nervous, confused and intimidated by the vast wilderness of the woods...
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He is depicted as nervous, confused and intimidated by the vast wilderness of the woods. Being a native of India, Arun is most likely more familiar with the business of a city and is clearly having difficulty adjusting to the woodsy areas of town. Lines 49-53 of the passage prove this by telling the reader how much Arun preferred the more urban parts of the small town...
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